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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
6
King co owner Mrsl B Sell reports a Parkersburg dealer fully recovering from cholera morbus after using Kermott's Blackberry Extract. She praises the remedy as the best for summer complaint diarrhea morbus and would not be without it even at high cost.
The illustration shows a low hinged henhouse window with upper sash hinged at the top and lower sash hinged at the side. The setup lets fowls move from pens to the yard without doors and can be adapted to seasons by closing in winter and using outside latches.
The article explains that unseen parasites attack fowls including scaly leg, causing leg thickening and skin and bowel diseases. It notes many parasite types weaken birds and advises vigilant care. Preventive measures like kerosene oil carbolic acid whitewash are suggested, especially with upcoming hatchings.
At Hot Springs Arkansas on May 10 17 1900 the Southern Railway announces reduced round trip tickets from points on its lines to Hot Springs with return. Tickets valid May 7 to 10 and final return by May 24. Sleeping car service good. contact nearest agent for details.
Alabama Veterans of the Spanish American War plan to hold their next reunion in Anniston if Camp McLeod can secure support from Birmingham veterans. Memorial Day observances, grave decorations for local and Oxford veterans, and a May 28 meeting to finalize arrangements are on the agenda. The note mentions camp badges and urged turnout.
Chancellor Kelly adjourns Talladega chancery court for the term after register Vandiver reports no docket cases. The order reflects Kelly’s prompt handling of the docket and his ability to implement unusual actions when needed.
San Francisco inventor Ernest A. Faller claims a multiplex device can carry several conversations on one line. It would allow central calls without neighbors hearing, enable simultaneous long distance use, and tune receivers to only matching transmitters. If successful, the system could revolutionize global telephone service.
An old advertisement notes Eldridge's Market at 14 W Tenth offering a range of goods including foods and beers. It extols Cure Cold in Head with Ke Mott's Chocolates and praises The Kennesaw as the best five cent cigar on the market.
Arrangements with the Louisville and Nashville Railway provide a special train to transport the Alabama Division of Confederate Veterans to Louisville Kentucky. Schedules list departures from Montgomery May 24 at 11 30 p m and from Nashville May 20 through May 28 with an arrival in Louisville May 30. The Major General commands aim to bring as many veterans as possible to Alabama Headquarters.
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